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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1915

Page

4

Express Parcel Rates to Rise in State Beginning Sept 1

Public Service Commission records show express firms plan rate increases for small packages and parcels effective Sept 1. The Interstate Commerce Commission notes prior revenue shortfalls, with a two year test in place since Feb 1, 1914, and adjustments to the rate basis reflecting a net express loss.

Tariff and Rate Department Massachusetts Public Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission

Boston Opera House Stripped for Rabinoff Season

The Boston Opera Company's scenery and costumes, except props for three operas, were bought by Max Rabinoff for next season with Anna Pavlova and a celebrated company. The Opera House has been stripped of movable equipment down to the electric bulbs.

Boston Opera Company Max Rabinoff Anna Pavlova Boston Opera House

Boston Opera House Sold to Rabinoff After Shuberts Lease

Rabinoff gains the theatre costumes and stage properties for 47 operas and assembles top officials and talent from Vienna to lead future productions. He plans large scale boxing, shipping, and refurbishing as the Boston Opera House transitions from Shubert ownership to his control.

Shuberts Jordan Metropolitan Opera Company Rabinoff Boston Opera Josef Urban Vienna Brunton Roberto Moranzoni

Poisoned Dipper Leads to Tragedy at Hillside Falls

Lem Brown after drinking unknowingly poisoned water confronts Francis Willett at the Thomas farm. A bucket strike to the head leaves Francis near death while Willett races to Hillside Falls where doctors warn his son Billy Willett is dying. The father and Dr Jackson rush to the scene.

Mary Alice Brown Lem Brown Sam Thomas Charlie Lem Thomas John Willett Jackson Mary Alice Stacey Francis Thomas Farm Little Dick Mr. Willett Brown Willett Docterilly Jackson John Illett Hillside Falls Billy Galahad John Sheffield Jack Francis Willett

Why Did Sufferings Follow The Catastrophe

A doctor and a grieving father debate the reasons behind the catastrophe seeking a hidden cause. The doctor cautions that events do not occur by chance and hints at a deeper reason that may never be understood.

Billy John Ty Sue Maynard & Co

New York Police Adopt Flag Signal Code on Roof

Uniformed New York City policemen on the 6 story municipal building roof flashed flag messages in U S Army code to precincts as the police department adopts the flag signal system. The harbor police squad is taught the U S Navy code at Brooklyn navy yard.

New York New York City United States Army Harbor United States Navy Brooklyn Navy Yard

Holyoke Estate to Be Equally Divided

After four years of litigation over the $500000 Holyoke estate, an order for distribution was entered in Los Angeles. Madeline and Marjorie Holyoke, and Sydney A. and Harry A. Holyoke, heirs who contested, plus the widow, will divide the estate equally.

Los Angeles Cal Frank H. Holyoke Bangor Mo Pasadena Madeline Marjorie Holyoke Sydney A Harry A. Holyoke

Pilgrim Memorial Association Holds Annual Meeting

The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association met in Provincetown with Hon. William B. Lawrence presiding. The group announced the death of Osborn Nickerson a director and former secretary and adopted a memorial tribute by rising vote.

Provincetown Cape Cod

Tribute to Curtis Guild and Guild memorial gathering

A silent memorial honored former Governor Curtis Guild who helped in monument efforts. The treasurer’s report showed 1369 dollars in balance with no indebtedness. Annual officers elected included President William B. Lawrence, Vice-Presidents 20, Treasurer I A Small, Secretary Edmund J Carpenter, and Directors L D Baker and R Hon.

Curtis Guild William B. Lawrence Medford South Yarmouth I. A. Small Provincetown Edmund J. Carpenter Milton L. D. Baker Brookline Wellfleet

Local officials form committee on monument and grounds

A committee comprising A Hopkins Barnstable Jonathan F Snow Provincetown Everett I Nye Wellfleet the Hon Thomas C Thacher Yarmouth Henry H Sears Dennis Edwin B Atwood Plymouth Edwin A Grazier Boston and Provincetown the Hon William B Lawrence Med ford and South Yarmouth Messrs Carpenter and Snow is appointed to plan improvements to monument grounds.

A. Hopkins Barnstable Jonathan F. Snow Provincetown Everett I. Nye Wellfleet Thomas C. Thacher Yarmouth Henry H. Sears Dennis Edwin B. Atwood Plymouth Edwin A. Grazier Boston William B. Lawrence Medford South Yarmouth Carpenter

Chilean envoy heads mission to study U S trade

Eduardo Carrasco of the Chilean foreign office leads a special mission from Santiago to the United States to study possible commercial intercourse. The initial task is to report on agricultural progress in California.

Santiago Chile Eduardo Carrasco Foreign Office United States Chili California

Chauffeur Held on Manslaughter Charge in Kelley Death

Providence August 5 Giuseppi Pelazzi, a chauffeur whose car killed Frederick A Kelley yesterday, was charged in District Court with manslaughter. He pleaded not guilty and was held in 2000 dollars bail for trial August 17. His employer supplied the bonds.

Providence Giuseppi Pelazzi Frederick A. Kelley

Discover New Antiseptic Reported by Carrel and Dakin

Paris August 5 Doctors Alexis Carrel and Henry Dakin announced a new antiseptic after trials at Compeigne Military Hospital. They improve hypochlorite of lime by adding carbonate of lime and boric acid, addressing tissue irritation and instability. The Academy of Science heard of the advance, noting its potential to prevent wound infection in surgery.

Paris Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research Henry D. Dakin Lister Institute Compeigne Military Hospital Dakin Carrel Landoucy Academy of Science

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